Ronald Lindsay and Lindsay lineage center stage in gossip column
The piece details Ronald Lindsay son of the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres amid engagement to Martha Cameron, recounts Lisdays historic clan ties and royal intermarriages, and notes his service in British missions and at the Paris embassy. It also covers the Lindsay family’s dramatic history, fortunes, and the bankruptcy of the earl.
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Coprright
Brentwood Company
Ronald Lindsay
Martha Cameron
J. Donaid Cameron
Earl of Crawford
Balcarres
Washington
Mortimer Durand
Paris
Edward
Biarritz
Foreign Office
London
Lindsars
Normandy
Hastings
England
Duke of
Montrose
James
Mberty
Graham
Lindsay
John
Ord
Mass
Lord Edzell
Lindsays
Lord Crawford
New
George III
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Irawford
Ticonderozander
Earl
Crawford
Lindsay of
Augustus Hare
Scotland
Ronald Lindsar
Lord Balcares
Mark
Kepong
Sgt Lindsays
House @fields
Scotch Order of the Thistle
French Legion of
America
Edinburgh
St Petersburg
Dunecht
Weerman
A. T. Stewart
New York
Palmieri
Flornce
Charles Ellsworth
Italy
Dunecht i
Ister
Great Natural History Museum
South Kensington
Les
Obituary of Sir John Puleston Noted Civil War Veteran Parliaments Member
The notice records Sir John Puleston's death in England and details his varied life. It cites his Civil War service, business success, twenty years as a Westminster MP for Devon, and his royal appointment as Constable of Carnarvon Castle.
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John Puleston
England
Westminster
Devondort
Carnarvon Castle
Kneisel Quartet Charms Mendelssohn Hall with Grieg Roentgen Scenes
The Kneisel Quartet delivered an elegant program at Mendelssohn Hall, closing with a Grieg Roentgen fragment that pleased through its charm and humor. Schumann A major Quartet impressed with exquisite precision, followed by Schubert’s B flat piano trio, all enhanced by Gabrilowitsch’s refined piano, as critics praised the ensemble’s unified, luminous performance.
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Kneisel
Mendelssohn Hall
Grieg
Julius Roentgen
Kneise
Schumann
Schubert
Gabrilowtsch
Willeke
Gabrilowitsch
Piar
Opera Bills For Next Week At The Manhattan
Christmas night at the Manhattan Opera House features Verdi Othello with Mme Melba as Desdemona and Zenatello, Sammarco, and others in the cast. La Bohéme and Lucia di Lammermoor marquee, plus Elman, Tristan, and a Campanini concert.
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Manhattan Opera House
Mme. Melba
Desdemona
America
Mr. Hammerstein
Covent Garden
Moor
Zanatello
London
Iago
Sammarco
Emilia
Mme. Doria
Cassio
Venturini
Roderigo
Montanari
Ludovico
de Segurola
Montano
Crabbe
Mr. Campanini
Messrs. Dalmores
Renaud
Gilibert
Tristan Und Isolde
Metropolitan Opera House
Mahler
Mme. Fremstad
Isolde
Schmedes Tristan
Feinhals Kurwenal
Mme
Homer Brangaene
Blass Kgnig Marke
Miss Farrar
Messrs
Caruso
Amato
Bada
Ampanari
Toccanini
Tiefland
Miss Destinn
Schmedes
Feinhals
Hinckley
Spetrine
Miies Gey
Rappold
Messrs Noté
Martin and
Didur
Fannie Bloomfeld Zeisler to Perform Final New York Recital Before Tour
Mrs. Fannie Bloomfeld Zeisler appears at Hermann Klein's Pop in New York for her last local recital before leaving for Europe. She will play Beethoven selections including the Op. 31 solo sonata and two movements from the Reuter Sonata with Otto Meier, followed by Chopin pieces.
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Fannie Bloomfeld-Zeisler
New York
Hermann Klein
New German Theatre
Reutzer
Otto Meier
Bloomfield-Zeisler
Evening civic and cultural events fill New York schedule
Multiple meetings and lectures span the city from museums to universities. Events include a free-admission Met Museum visit, a charity sale at 105 East 22d Street, a devotional at Fifth Avenue Church, Ferrero lecture at Columbia, and dinners or meetings at Waldorf Astoria, Carnegie Hall, Delmonico's, and Hotel Manhattan featuring figures such as Signor Ferrero, Roy Candrews, and President Pitot.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Amer- Free Adm Jean Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
New York City
the and Lofirm
Ethel Mc Arnold
Arnold
Rugby
League For Political Education
The
Ladies’ Christian Union
the Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
45Th Street
Rainy Day Club
Hotel Astor
Signor Guglielmo Ferrero
Columbia Taniversity
Larchmont Yacht Club
Delmonico’s
Pitot
Harvard University
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
Medical Society of the
Borough of the Bronx
Manhattan
New Jersey Medical Club
Hotel Manhattan
Medico-Legal Society
Waldorf- Astoria
George Washington Post
G. A R
Winter Academy of Design Exhibition Showcases Sculpture and Paintings
The winter Academy of Design exhibition fills the Fine Arts Building with 238 paintings and a two hundred piece sculpture collection in a space favored for sculpture. Mr. French leads with a monumental Melvin memorial while Sargent portraits anchor the painting section. The show emphasizes formal sculpture, technical prowess, and a strong roster of landscape and portrait works, though some pieces lack distinctive style.
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Academy of Design
Fine Arts
Frank Gould
Brooklyn Institute
Gould
French
Melvin
Adams
Bitter
Heber
Cox
Lukeman
Laraio Taft
Bartholomés
Meunier
Taft
Bela Pratt
Bartlett
Robert Aiken
Eli Harvey
Brenner
Flanagan
McKenzie
Weinman
Academy
Sargent
Joseph Pulitzer
Helen Brice
Mr@roll
Arizona
Mr. Schofield
Somme
Hassam
Lawson
Fantin Latour
Chase
Sargents
Irving R. Wiles
A. W. Drake
James M. Beck
Mr. Weir
Mr. Thayer
Weir
Thayer
Emmet
Foote
H. B. Fuller
George Frederick Watts
Fuller
W.S. Kendall
Arthur 8. Davies
South Seas
Mr. Davies
Mr. Loeb
Piero di Cosimo
C. W. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Corcoran
Washington
Reverend Harold Arrowsmith Resigns in Ill Health
The Rev. Harold Arrowsmith, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Lenox Massachusetts, resigns after twelve years due to ill health. He will spend the winter in Cobalt Canada. His health previously failed in 1563 and he went abroad for a year.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Harold Arrowsmith
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arrowsmith
Cobalt
Canada
Governor Hughes Speaks Twice in City Mission Event
Governor Hughes will address the McKinley memorial dedicatory service at the Metropolitan Temple on Seventh Avenue and 14th Street at 8 p m. The program includes a 75 voice chorus and special quartet, with speakers Hugh Gordon Miller and Mrs J Ellen Foster providing McKinley perspectives. He will also speak at the Ohio Society dinner with Dr J Wesley Hill moderating.
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Hughes
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
14Th Street
McKinley
President McKinsey
Hugh Gordon Miller
J. Ellen Foster
Washington
Governor Hughes
Ohio Society
Temple
J. Wesley Hill
Taft Dinner At Waldorf Astoria For Ohio Society
President elect Taft Governor Hughes ex Senator Spooner and others attend a Waldorf Astoria dinner for Ohio Society in New York City. Henry W Taft presides as Judge Taft prepared a lengthy address on current political issues with about a thousand seats laid out.
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The
Ohio Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Taft
Hughes
Spooner
Wisconsin
George B. McClellan
Patrick Francis Murphy
Henry W. Taft
New Theatre Boss Praises Salvation Nell Author
Winthrop Ames, director of the New Theatre, congratulates Edward Sheldon on Salvation Nell and signals a hearing for the young writer. He calls the play a fine sincere piece with life’s accent and notes audience silence and Salvation Army donations as proof of impact.
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Edward Sheldon
Weather Report and Forecast Record
Disturbances over Arizona and the north Pacific Coast bring snow and rain to several western states with light snow in the lower lake region. Central valleys and southern states enjoy fair weather though temperatures rise in the Rockies and fall westward. Local winds may be light to variable with light to fresh south along the Gulf.
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Washington
Arizoras
Olnrado
Utah
North Pacific Coast
California
Lower
Lake Region
Theorth
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
South Pacific Coast
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Gulf Coast
Wemeasday
European
Donald G Mitchell Ik Marvel Dies at Edgewood Home
New Haven December 15 Donald Grant Mitchell known as Ik Marvel died at his Edgewood residence. A longtime writer and lecturer he authored Reveries of a Bachelor Dream Life and My Farm at Edgewood. He served as US consul at Venice briefly and contributed to Harper's The Atlantic and Hearth and Home.
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New Haven
Conn
Donald Grant Mitchell
Ik Marvel
Edgewood
Lfe
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hearth and Home
Yale
Stephen Mix Mitchell
Connecticut
Ohio
Western Reserve
Mr. Mitchell
Norwich
Ellington
John Hall
Dr. Johns
Young Mitchell
Salem
Albany
New York State Agricultural Society
Europe
Jersey
England
Switzerland
France
Paris
Mitchell
Irving
Salmagundi
John Timon
Sir Mary
Southern Literary Messenger
Edgar Allan Poe
United States
Venice
Pierce
Venetian Republic
Yale Art School
Titian
America
Fudge Doings
Knickerbocker
Harper's Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic Almanac
Philadelphia
Celt
Tudor
Elizabeth
Anne
Eosewood
Daniel Trier
Woodbridge
Mary Pringie
Charleston
S. C
Rebecca Motte
Heppin
Obituary notices from Yonkers to Montclair December 1908
A collage of bereavement notices lists Irene Appel, Veronica Birt, Frances Dickinson, Henry Edwards, Sarah Fowler, Susanna Hopper, Edward Kinney, Merritt, Lilian Newman, May Byers Place, Henry Prat, T. Seaman, Mary Shevill, Harriet Stmonson, Owen Simpson, Luisa Sullivan, Edward Thornhill, Herman Vieté, Martha Webster, Cornelia Willits and others. Deaths span Yonkers New York to Brewster Plainfield and Montclair with funeral details, church services, and interment plans across several days in December 1908.
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Sceeph Birt
Dickinson
New Milfort
O. J
Frances M
Dailas Dickinson
Egbert and
Mary Milla
Chapel Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
No. S West 46Th St
New York City
Preumonia
Henry White
William @ DL
Susan Sher
Edwarda
Fowler
Sarah
Be Bowler
106Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Tocleck Bopper
Mary @ Hopkins
Glen Cove
Long Island
Susanna Hopper
Isaac T. Hopper
Kinney
Edward Beatie Kinney
Zion
St Timothy F E
Nev
West 7Th St
Merritt
Franklin
Maria Shaw Merritt
St. John’s Church
Stamford
New York
Newman
Brewster
Lilian May Wright Newman
Louis G Newman
Clark Dod
Cateski
Osk St
Traim
Grand Central Station
Shevill
Mary R Shevill
Thomas Shevill
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Stmonson
Harriet F Stmonson
Troutman
Jamaica
Richard H. Soule Dies at 59 in Brookline
Richard H. Soule of Brookline died at his Beacon Street home today at age 59. A longtime consulting engineer in New York, he specialized in mechanical and railroad work and spent many years in railroad engineering across the country before retiring four years ago.
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Tribune
Reston
Richard H. Soule
Brookline
Beacon Street
New York
Obituary Notes on Rev Dr John A Kunkleman dies in Greenville
The Rev Dr John A Kunkleman a Pennsylvania Lutheran minister died at Greenville yesterday after fifty two years of active service He served as pastor in Indianapolis Philadelphia and New York City While at St Mark's Philadelphia he drafted the plea that led to the closing of the Centennial Exhibition on Sundays Daniel Henry Holmes died at at with department stores in New Orleans Paris and London
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John A. Kunkleman
Greenville
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
New York City
St. Mark's Church
Daniel Henry Holmes
New Orleans
Paris
London
Hot Springs Writer Aged Fifty Seven Passes Away
Hot Springs Virginia yesterday saw the death of a 57 year old native of New York. He was a pattern of art and music and a writer of verses and prose.
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Hot Springs
New York
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by carriage from Webster and Jeremiah avenues. Telegraph and phone options are listed for reservations and a Book of Vices representation. Office contact at 29 East 224th Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerem Avenue
Gramercy
East
New Yor City
Undertakers Firm Promotes Chelsea Ambulance Service
The advertisement lists Frank E. Campbell as a private and public undertaker with contact at 734 St. Chapela and 2 Ave. in Chelsea. It proclaims “the world-wide-known undertaker” with the largest business, offering ambulance services and telephone numbers for service.
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Frank E. Campsbel
Wee
St. Chapela
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
2 Ave
Tom St
Notices of Aspirants for Positions at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions now available at the Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9am to 6pm.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune subscription and rate list with international options
The piece lists Tribune subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including domestic and foreign rates, along with Almanac and index offerings. It details offices in New York and foreign newsstand/agent locations, plus international mailing options and service areas.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Perto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune
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Brown University Club
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Lenox, Mass
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MR. Ames
the Weather Report
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IK Marvel Dead
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Donald G Mitchell
Toi Marvel
New Maven
J SB Caldwell
Springfeld
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Owen
Elizabeth Simpson
Putnam
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Church of Nativity
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Thornhill
Edward Thornhill
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Viele
le Maccaia
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Herman
Woodlawn
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Ahlem Offi Es
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125Th Street
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FILE
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Sommer
Broad Street
Sng
Strand
Dens Eeamertean Express Company
Thomas Cook & Sororist
Ludgate
Gea Brown, Shipley & Lo
Pall Mall Speyer Brothers
Othbury
HAE Tribune
Pan't
Jorma Monroe
Rue
Scribe
Joan Wanamaker
Rue Des Petites Scurien Eagle Bureau
Rue Cambon
Haries Es
Ae Hawn
Creat Ucais
Areau S Continental
Figaro Om Saarbach
American Express Company
Brentanos
Avenue de rOpéra
Nice
Crédit Ce Geneva
Leombard
Ere
Union
Florence
Lemon
Maguay & le Bankers
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Saarbach
le Na Monforta
Hamburg
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